New guidelines for divers?

The gas carbon dioxide (CO2) may play a much greater role in the development of decompression sickness (“the bends”) than we previously have assumed, which may mean that in the future professional divers will need to restructure their working routines. Carbon dioxide may have a profound influence on the development of gas bubbles in the blood, a fresh doctoral study at the Norwegian School of Veterinary Science (NVH) has shown.

Read more about carbon dioxide        11.10.2007

Photo: Kim Egenes

Aquatic Medicine

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industry of bio-production or
aquatic medicine?

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School of Veterinary Science may
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Food safety

Risk based food inspection,
advanced food microbiology and
infectious disease epidemiology
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increasingly important area of food
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Internationalisation

Students from some fifteen
different countries are
currently studying at the
Norwegian School of
Veterinary Science. 

New networks and agreements
open up for greater international cooperation and exchange.

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